Addition to delegated authority - Electric Vehicle Charge Points (EVCP’s)

April 24, 2026 Cabinet Member - Sustainable Transport & Road Safety (Cabinet member) Approved View on council website

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Summary

Kirsten Harrison, Director of Education, decided on 01/09/25 to award call-off contracts for mentoring and family support services to Young Gloucestershire and Aspire Foundation. These contracts are part of the expanded Alternative Provision Specialist Taskforce and will expire on 31st August 2026.

Nina Philippidis, Deputy Chief Executive and Executive Director of Corporate Resources, decided on 08/09/25 to award a call-off contract to PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP for management consultancy services. This contract supports savings identification and preparation for local government reorganisation.

Cllr Roger Whyborn, Cabinet Member for Sustainable Transport and Road Safety, will decide between 16 January 2026 and 31 May 2026 to approve an extension of delegated authority to the Assistant Director for Traffic and Transport. This will allow the Assistant Director to identify and prioritise locations for new EVCPs and authorise their installation.

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Purpose

To seek extended delegated authority to enable the Assistant Director for Traffic &Transport to identify and prioritise locations for the public Electric Vehicle (EV) charger network by applying the methodology from the Ultra Low Emissions Vehicles (ULEV) strategy and to install new chargers in a rolling implementation plan. The delegated authority in this paper is in addition to the delegated authority granted by Cabinet on 23 June 2021 to the Executive Director, Economy, Environment and Infrastructure

Decision

In coming to this decision I have given due and full regard to the requirements of the public sector equality duty contained in section 149 of the Equality Act 2010 (“the Act”) by reference to the law itself.

Having fully considered all the available information, I have decided to reject the alternative options and take the recommended decision to:

Approve an extension of the existing delegation, delegating authority to the Assistant Director for Traffic and Transport, to identify and prioritise locations in Gloucestershire for new EVCPs and authorise their installation in line with the approved ULEV Strategy.

This delegation is in addition to the authorisation granted by Cabinet on 23 June 2021 to the Executive Director Economy, Environment and Infrastructure and will be exercised, in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Sustainable Transport and Road Safety.

For the reasons set out in the report.

Supporting Documents

For Publication - Expanded Alternative Provision Specialist Taskforce Implementation Decision - Copy.pdf
ICM Decision Statement - EVCPs.pdf
For Publication - Officer Decision Report - Management consultancy to support savings identification.pdf
For Publication - Officer Decision Report - Management consultancy to support savings identification.pdf
For Publication - Expanded Alternative Provision Specialist Taskforce Implementation Decision - Copy.pdf
For Publication - Addition to delegated authority- Electric Vehicle Charge Points EVCPs.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date24 Apr 2026
Effective from6 May 2026
Subject to call-inYes